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|status= Discontinued {{Small|(November 8, 2017)}}<ref name="Discontinued">{{Cite web|quote=Thank you to everyone who used Miiverse! Miiverse service has ended as of 11/8/2017.|author=Nintendo|published=November 8, 2017|retrieved=November 11, 2017|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20171108101437/https://miiverse.nintendo.net/en/|title=Miiverse|site=Nintendo|type=Archive}}</ref>
|status= Discontinued {{Small|(November 8, 2017)}}<ref name="Discontinued">{{Cite web|quote=Thank you to everyone who used Miiverse! Miiverse service has ended as of 11/8/2017.|author=Nintendo|published=November 8, 2017|retrieved=November 11, 2017|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20171108101437/https://miiverse.nintendo.net/en/|title=Miiverse|site=Nintendo|type=Archive}}</ref>
|website= https://web.archive.org/web/20130425035124/http://miiverse.nintendo.net
|website= http://miiverse.nintendo.net
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'''Miiverse''' was a social network run by [[Nintendo]]. It could be accessed from the [[Nintendo 3DS|3DS]], [[Wii U]], a tablet, a smartphone, or a computer. The service offered game-specific communities where players could post comments, screenshots and drawings related to the game onto its respective community. Users were able to comment on posts and "like" them, stylized as "Yeah!", similarly to other social media sites. During its operation, most 3DS and Wii U games, including Virtual Console releases, had a community. There were also series-specific communities, including a ''Zelda'' Series Community. Special communities for certain events were also created, which would then be removed when the event had passed. Players could also post to Miiverse using the [[Tingle Bottle]] in {{TWWHD}}.
'''Miiverse''' was a social network run by [[Nintendo]]. It could be accessed from the [[Nintendo 3DS|3DS]], [[Wii U]], a tablet, a smartphone, or a computer. The service offered game-specific communities where players could post comments, screenshots and drawings related to the game onto its respective community. Users were able to comment on posts and "like" them, stylized as "Yeah!", similarly to other social media sites. During its operation, most 3DS and Wii U games, including Virtual Console releases, had a community. There were also series-specific communities, including a ''Zelda'' Series Community. Special communities for certain events were also created, which would then be removed when the event had passed. Players could also post to Miiverse using the [[Tingle Bottle]] in {{TWWHD}}.
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